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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1951

Page

3

Breaks With Farm Agencies in Europe Reports

AFL announces breaking with Farm Bureau Federation and National Grange over national issues and labor policy. Eisenhower report outlines western Europe defense needs, military buildup, and U.S. role in postwar security amid Kaesong talks.

I Tsenhower Europe Na Ft Art Farm Bureau Federation National Grange Ming Montreal Canada AFL Executive Council Iase OD Iment American Farm Bureau Federation Onal Grange National Associatienfacturers U. S. Chamber of Commerce App Ups

Rice law violations tied to large scale price fraud cases

Enforcement Director Ed vocet says about fifty cases involve alleged price violations potentially totaling 10 million dollars in losses to the public and consumers. He notes these are among the largest waterns in the country with about 5 million dollars in illegal profits. Restitution to customers is common in guilty cases. settlements may fund the U S treasury when repayment is unclear.

Termment Ty Edvocet United States Treasury

Public School Baseballers Praise Royal Water Boy

In Newton Massachusetts the local public school baseball team prizes their water boy Dom inic Nicki Hapsburg a 13 year old Romanian prince and grandson of King Ferdinand. His royal lineage is secondary to his diligent service and careful water management on the field.

Newton Mass Dominic Nicki) Hapsburg Ferdinand

Number of Cattle, Tal Nation Increases to Record Total

Report notes a rise in cattle numbers, indicating a record total for Tal Nation. Swine crop nearing peak, observers say.

Cattle and Swine On Nation’s Farms Reach Near Record

A late Department of Agriculture survey shows beef cattle and swine on U.S. farms near an all time high. Beef cattle may total 65 400 000 by January 1 1952, up 5 800 000 from last January 1 and 7 800 000 above the wartime peak of 1945. Dairy cattle remain a source of calf meat and processed meats.

Department of Agriculture

Nation's cattle inventory shows rising beef production

The chart indicates an upward trend in U S beef production with cattle numbers rising from about 80 million in 1950 to an estimated 90 91 million. The 1951 pig crop is projected at 106 million, 5 higher than 1950, with pork output 5 10 higher through next March. Chickens also at record levels.

Larger Family Farms Shape Future Of American Agriculture

The bureau of agricultural economics says the shift from small to larger family farms during World War II unlocked mechanization gains. Larger, up to date farms are near capacity with limited efficiency growth, while continued expansion faces hired labor limits. The outlook ties future U.S. output to expanding larger family farm operations.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau

Handy Tool Hangers for Gardener's Tools

A simple wall hanger idea uses a 1 by 4 board with slanted bore holes. Old clothes pins are driven into the holes and trimmed at the back, then the board is nailed to a wall by the tools. The design is practical and convenient for organizing hand tools.

Mulches dyed to harmonize color in gardens

Mrs. Phil Patterson of Colorado suggests using vegetable dye in water to color garden mulch. A 10 cent dye package can dye a large amount, enhancing the harmony of the flower plot and continuing the long tradition of mulch as the home gardener’s best friend.

Phil Patterson Colorado Farm Journal Hssa

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